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Not a day goes by that John 鈥淛ay鈥� Jonas 鈥�97 doesn鈥檛 think about the events of 9/11. The harrowing ascent up the North Tower stairwell. The agonizing descent. The deafening whoosh of steel, concrete, and dust, as the tower came crashing down,...

Photojournalist Ricky Flores was home in Westchester County when he saw the first plane had crashed into the World Trade Center. He jumped in his car, wearing sneakers, no socks, raced there, and shot scores of images of the carnage.

One morning last August, New York Public Library conservators visited Pamela Yoder鈥檚 Manhattan apartment to collect hundreds of video cassettes. Shopkeepers, office workers, and EMTs had all shared what happened when terrorists attacked the World...

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When Seth Morgan 鈥�23 talks about 9/11, he prefers to focus on the humanity, whether it鈥檚 the stranger who walked someone to safety or the business that opened its doors to the public.

For many Americans, September 11 is a day to remember those who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks. For Barbara Horn 鈥�75, it鈥檚 also an occasion to pay tribute to another group: the first responders and volunteers who aided in the 9-month...